Early Americans Part 1 Review

Thick sheets of ice that cover the land are called ...

• glaciers.
• Ice Age.
• artifacts.
• strait.

What happened once the Ice Age ended, and people could no longer hunt woolly mammoth?

• People hunted polar bears.
• People went back to Asia.
• People fished and gathered nuts and berries.
• People went to the store for food.

The Anasazi built houses into the side of cliffs. Why did they think this was a good idea?

• The cliff protected them from weather.
• The cliff had a pretty landscape to look at.
• The cliff made it easy to farm.
• The cliff had a nice color.

The Anasazi were skilled farmers. They built reservoirs. A reservoir is...

• a type of seed.
• a type of soil.
• a ditch to hold water.
• a farming machine.

Reservoirs were vital for the Anasazi because ...

• they lived in a dry climate.
• they liked inventing new things.
• they did a lot of fishing.
• they used it to measure the stars.

The group of Native Americans that created massive mounds were the ...

• Anasazi.
• Hopewell.
• Inuit.

An archeologist is a person who studies...

• the stars.
• the dirt.
• artifacts.
• boats.

The first people to come to North America may have come over the land bridge that is now the current day ...

• Bering Strait.
• Panama Canal.
• Strait of Gibraltar

The group of people who used kayaks to hunt seals and whales were the ...

• Inuit
• Anasazi
• Hopewell

The warm coat created by the Inuit was called the ...

• harpoon.
• parka.
• artifact.
• reservoir.